German I.1

Grading is considered fair by most students, but some find it generous. It can be easier to get a good grade if you participate actively and manage your time well.

The workload varies depending on the professor; some students find it moderate with seven hours of classes per week, while others report a heavier load with more frequent tutorials and self-study requirements.

Assessments include regular homework, best three out of four tests, final exam, and possibly major assignments. Grading is based on performance in these areas, with some variation depending on the professor’s approach.

Professors are described as engaging and nice, though there can be differences in teaching styles. Some professors like Tonja and Chong Li are particularly praised for their gentle and humorous approaches.

Multiple students recommend active participation, regular self-study, and managing time effectively to achieve good grades. Choosing a good tutor is also suggested for additional support.